Coming to Powermove 1.2: a step during onboarding that allows agents to recreate your entire After Effects setup in Powermove.
This includes extensions and workspaces.
Switching cost is solved. What's next?
https://t.co/Tnvpss5Kh2
Powermove is out today. It's a video editor where the app itself is the thing you edit.
The kernel is intentionally tiny. Timeline, effects, inspector, the UI, all of it lives in extensions on top. Ask the Powermove agent for a feature and it writes an extension, the same way we built the rest of the editor.
After Effects won because of twenty years of plugins. We're trying to compress that into a prompt.
Free, open source, by Iterative Computer.
Today, creative software ships finished. Someone else decides how things work and where things go.
Until now.
Powermove is a video editor that lets you shape its featureset. Simply connect a coding agent and ask for new functionality.
Available today. 100% free. Link below.
I feel like I haven’t talked about this enough. I gave Astra a screenshot and got it to recreate our app UI so i could animate it in Powermove.
It did so essentially 1:1 when i asked it to use the icon library we use for the app, and grouped each of the 650 layers it made
They say that a good craftsman never blames his tools.
But it gets to a point.
With Powermove, you can make your own motion design tools. More info soon
got this from GPT-5.6 Sol after a few prompts. it's on the better end of AI-generated motion design video, though there is still a lot of work to be done.
I think the user interface will stand out more than the harness and outputs. you'll hear more about that soon
@motionerapp is now in open beta!
We're still working a lot of things out, but we think it's in a decent position to show to the public.
working on this launch video for it
we’ve decided to open Motioner invite codes today.
thanks to Figma Motion, more people are realizing that motion design belongs closer to the design canvas.
but for those who need deeper control and efficiency, Motioner bridges that gap
(the three codes in the video are real)